Rough Edges

I’d read quite a few of Peter McCurtin’s novels before and always enjoyed them, so I expected to like SOLDIER OF FORTUNE #1: MASSACRE AT UMT...

Terrance Layhew is an author, a fan of adventure fiction (we’re acquainted through the Men’s Adventure Paperbacks of the 20 th Century gro...

I'd heard some good things about this author, so I decided to give one of his books a try. I don't know if GREATEST ENEMY is Jason K...

SAIGON, 1970. Meet Cord McGavin, lone wolf investigator assigned to a special operations unit of the US Army’s Criminal Investigation Divisi...

  The series that was published as THE GLADIATOR in the United States (by Pinnacle) and as THE EAGLES in the United Kingdom (by Mayflower Gr...

When you tell me that a book is about commandos fighting monsters, you’re really appealing to the inner 12-year-old in me. And that’s wh...

The latest volume in the excellent MEN OF VIOLENCE series is an All Review Special, featuring more than a hundred reviews of men’s adv...

The second Captain Shark novel, JAWS OF DEATH, begins mere seconds after the previous novel, BY PIRATE’S BLOOD . . ., ends. (See last ...

The Casca series debuted in 1979, and for years I saw the paperbacks all over the place and even owned a few now and then, but I never...

A deadly nerve agent . . . one man standing between peace and Armageddon . . . CIA agent Scott Stiletto is one of the best. When a de...

Jack Badelaire has come up with a great concept for his new World War II adventure series: five soldiers, each from a different nation ...

I'm glad that authors of some popular series have started writing stand-alone e-book novellas set in those series. I'm usually ...

I became acquainted with Robert F. Dorr only in the past couple of years, through Facebook, e-mail correspondence, and one enjoyable ph...

When an M.I.A. mission goes terribly wrong, Mark Stone and his team are thrust into a showdown with terrorists who have seized control of...

Anybody who has seen one of Lynn Munroe's on-line book catalogs knows that's not your typical book catalog. His latest features t...

This isn't going to be a regular series like the weekend pulp features I run, but from time to time when I finish reading one of these m...

Some of you expressed an interest in the print edition of Tom Ziegler's book about the great cover artist Bruce Minney. It's now a...

As some of you know, I've developed an interest lately in the men's adventure magazines of the Fifties and Sixties, even joining the...

Last night I downloaded and immediately read cover-to-cover this first issue of this new e-magazine devoted to the action/adventure genre.  ...

Back in the mid-Eighties, I was working in a used bookstore, and I used to see copies of a book called .357 VIGILANTE, by an author I’d neve...